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8 MAIL TRIBUNf, Mtrffori, Or. A Sunday, Feb. 14, 1960 Mortuary Completed At Memory Gardens Recently completed m the valley was the Memory Gar dens mortuary at 1395 Arnold lane, another part of a long range development program at Memory Gardens, accord ing to Carroll W. Smith, presi dent of the corporation The new structure houses complete mortuary services arid includes the Chapel of Memories, preparation, ar- raneements. and slumber rooms. Manager is William Ferris. The chapel has a seating capacity of more than 150 per sons and is painted light blue High recessed windows in elude indirect lighting and planters and the wood ceiling and beams are painted white Natural light woods are used for the pews and pulpit, white curtains are framed by beige draperies at the front of the chapel where rose colored lighting is used A louvered window and curtain screens the family room from the remainder of the chapel. The chapel Is equipped with stereophonic sound which may be used for background music. Organ and piano will be avail- To 20-30 Club Scanned Speaks The number of non-support cases reported In Jackson county is the second highest in the state, Chief Deputy Dis trict Attorney Gerald Scan- nell said Thursday. Scannell, addressing the Medford 20-30 club's monthly dinner meeting, said the Jack son county district attorney's office now has a backlog of some 350-400 cases. "Tjrt t iriitJv " Span. nell said, "is the big prob lem." ' He explained that often it is too easy for a person to qualify for welfare payments and thus the individual loses tne aesire 10 earn a living, in a case where a man is di vorced from his wife, Scan nell added, he can not be forced to make support pay ments if he is not employed. Creating initiative is not the function of- the district attorney's office he said, and the county - welfare depart ment "has an inadequate staff 1 1 1 f HN'f llSMltU til problem.? "'Something ihould be done, Scannell added, "but I don't know what." He sug- ffMt that ivrlism variniti civic organizations might be able to help cope with the problem. Medford Leads List Of Influenza Cases Medford continued to top the list with 155 influenza eases reported during the week, ending Feb. 12, accord ing tp the Jackson eounty health?, department. Ashland was second with 40 cases. Other influenza cases reported include: Shady Cove, 18; Central Point, 11; Phoenix, 10; Jacksonville, 5; and Camp White, 3. Ashland led with the num ber of measles cases reported with 16. Medford reported 8, Phoenix 4 and Talent 1. Med ford had 5 cases of German measles. Ashland also had 14 cases of chicken pox, Medford 5, Prospect 6, and Central Point 5. - - Shady Cove reported 3 cas es of mumps and Central Point 1. Medford reported 1 case of trench mouth and 3 cases of pneumonia. IRRIGATION PUMPS to 60 H.P. From $ 29 50 13 H. P. Shallow Well $ggoo Vi H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank nd Air Charger 15450 Complete Siskiyca Hardware Ph. SP 2-2939 22S W. Maia MEDFORD, OREGON Wa Give SH Grata Mama able for soloists. Ferris said. The entire building includes 4,500 square feet of space and has gas heating and refrigera tion. A sales room is also lo cated in the structure and sep arate entries to the chapel are available for the family and public. The one story building is painted in shades of blue and white. An open house will be held later when final work and landscaping has been com pleted. Currently under construc ton at the Gardens is a mauso leum. At the present 13 acres of Memory Gardens are under development of the 40 acres which will be developed with in the long range . planning program. a i mm i i'itmij' r 9 fjSgfi4 "ft. w TlrJ wmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i n m t II II II II nil I I m i ' :. n I I p ll j 51 MEMORY GARDENS MORTUARY-New building at Mem ory Gardens, 1395 Arnold lane, is the mortuary which in cludes the Chapel of Memories and other related services, . William S. Ferris, manager of the Gardens, has announced. The building, of cement asbestos board and plywood con struction, is painted shades of blue and white. An open house will be scheduled in the spring when the finishing touches have been made on the building and the landscap ing completed. The family entrance is shown above with the public entrance to the right rear of the picture. The chapel is equipped with stereophonic sound. Pastel colors are used throughout the chapel and other rooms. The mor tuary is open for services, Ferris said. Olin to Speak at SOCTFA Meeting Bob Olin, director of plan ning of the Forest Industries Radio Communications asso ciation, will speak at the Feb ruary meeting of the South ern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm association at 7:30 p. m. Friday in Kim's restau rant. Elmer Surdam, FIRC secretary-manager, will answer questions on the organiza tion's activities, purpose and aims, according to Dale C. Prentice, secretary - manager of SOCTFA. "The subject of full FIRC membership has been consid ered favorably by both the board of directors and our two radio committees," Pren tice sad. Ray Offord will turn over the office of president, to Glen Duysen. A local barber shop quartet will provide entertainment. Post man Finds Illegal Use for Mail Corf New York - A mailman found a new and slightly il legal use for his aluminum pushcart during his daily rounds. Police caught up with him after he'd delivered the mail to a grocery store on his route. 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